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Lunchtime! This week we talk about Warhammer and Wizards teaming up for some 40k-flavored cards before moving on to TCGs in general and their value as collectibles. We also discuss our favorite cheeses, advice for making it easier to move, and much more.
We’re back for another round of live call-ins with our stereo.com/baldmove audience. Visit the link and download the app to join us every Wednesday night @ 9pm eastern!
A.Ron gives his nomination for the best villain in TV history. Alexis Goble and Anthony cover the famous catspaw attack (Catelyn III) and Steve explores the rules of smokeman-assassin gameplay.
Join us for a discussion of Steven Spielberg’s incredibly breezy, semi-biographical movie based on the life of a high-school-aged 1960’s check forger who collected over $4m in cash before being caught by the FBI.
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This week we talk about episodes 6 & 7 of WandaVision, Jim talks about the first episode of For All Mankind, A.Ron finishes Doom Patrol, and Jim sort of recommends Matt Berry’s Toast of London.
The first TV show I ever sat down to watch was Sesame Street. Every day since then I’ve wanted to know what would drive a person to peel and wear the skin of another being. Well, it only took television 35 years to catch up with the depravity of four-year-old Jim and “We Are the End of the World” has given me the answer. Join us as we discuss this Whisperer-focused episode of The Walking Dead.
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Lunchtime! This week we talk about more financial stuff including the Gamestop congressional hearings, Jim’s recent experience trading options, and blockchain sports highlight investing. We also discuss our nostalgia for the giant Nintendo ad that was “The Wizard” and how we had no idea that it was an ad as children. Finally we answer a bunch of listener questions.
Thanks for joining us for the very first Stereo feedback episode. We’re trying something new with this to get audience participation for an interactive feedback show each week. Download the app at Stereo.com/baldmove and join us each week for the live show, or you can send your feedback emails to watchingdead@baldmove.com and we’ll consider it after the first 8 episodes.
A.Ron admires Pedro Pascal’s versatility. Language creator David Peterson (inventor of Dothraki, Valyrian, etc) covers Tyrion’s second POV chapter and gives a proper etymology of the name “Vhagar.” Steve is vexed by Mel’s “smoke babies” and Anthony interviews Professor Chris Keith about ancient book culture.
It has been over 20 years since an unknown filmmaker named M. Night Shyamalan somehow got $40m dollars to write, direct, and produce a movie that would forever change the horror genre. Does it still hold up today? Find out as we discuss our feelings on all things “The Sixth Sense” two decades later.